Hi Francine, I wondered if you were OK... I hope you're catching up... I know that feeling only too well... and don't think I ever will clear my bookmarks... but I'm eternally optimistic!!!
Thanks Wendy - I'm definitely a "bit of a nutcase"!! Of course the policemen could only have been going to the School, or to the aerodrome... I wonder which??
Mandy, I find that hilarious. I suppose anyone who is so addicted to solving and creating puzzles has to be a bit of a nutcase, but then to stop to snap a picture must have been the last straw with the policeman. ;-)
Sorry John - I clicked "post comment" when I intended to respond to yours first!! All I can say is.... "if only" - I'm sure if we could all get together we would have a ball learning and exploring different techniques with each other!!
LOL!! I did look it up when I got home PJ... it does exist, but it's not a school for learning how to solve puzzles!!
I'm with you Rosie, there are so many techniques I see others using and I don't know how... but that's part of the joy of Jigidi... the constant access to learning!!
Thanks whatnauts, I hoped everyone would find it funny!!!
Mandy - this is great. I would have stopped too! Do you know if such a school really exists? I'm trying to improve on solving time - but evidently need more 'help'.... PJ
Thanks Ardy - I didn't get a ticket, but I do wonder what they thought of the mad woman who wanted to take a photo of a signpost!! They may have thought I'd broken down, so I won't knock them too much... :~))
Hester - My thoughts exactly when I saw it! I'd driven past and just had to turn round and go back. When I did I parked just past the turn to take the photo and would you believe a police car appeared out of nowhere and asked me why I'd stopped "on a dangerous bend"!!! There was good visibiity for about 500 yards in both directions... LOL!!
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